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Fossils from Quercy: Climate Crises 32 Million Years Ago

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A photo report from the phosphate mines of Lot reveals exceptionally well-preserved animal fossils from a decisive phase in the history of biodiversity. A CNRS report places them in a period of climate change during which numerous species disappeared.

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